[access-uk] Re: broadband filters?
- From: Frank Haslam <frank.haslam1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 10:39:17 +0100
Hi, Justin!
I've just set up Broadband for a friend who hasn't got cable and so can't
use NTL.
She had to have a little box on Every phone she uses, or in other words a
filter.
She also had to use a USB modem to connect and also to switch on the
connection after starting up her PC (she uses Windows 98 SE).
My NTL cable broadband is easier to set up and I don't need filters. But
since she hasn't got cable in the wilds of Devon, she's stuck with her
present set-up.
At 10:30 19/10/04, Justin R typed furiously:
>Hi everyone,
>
>well, looking at other broadband service providers on ADSL, tiscali in
>particular. Tiscali talk about that you need broadband filters with the
>modem they supply. Well, they supplie 'em fine! but, What on earth are
>they? Are they really necessary? They say that one is needed for each
>line, or socket, like BT phoneline, sky etc. I've never had none of this
>filtering stuff with NTL.
>
>Just wondered what is it all about and does it make setting up a broadband
>connection complicated?
>
>thanks
>
>Justin
>
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